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Tuesday, December 12, 2023
Cherry season dealt cruel blow following wild weather
Despite the heavy rainfall across SA, consumers are expected to still be able to enjoy some delicious cherries. Picture by Liam Wormald
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Heifers up, steers back on day two of big Naracoorte weaner sales
Alec Ross, Cooranga, Lucindale and his daughter Betsy with Justin Dickens, JAD Speckle Parks, Yeoval, NSW, who bought 205 of their Speckle Park steers paying to a $1100 high.
Catherine Miller
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
Ed Gannon
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
SA rain set to continue into Tuesday
Liam Wormald
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The sky in Hornsdale this weekend as the clouds loomed large during a heavy rainfall. Picture by Kiara Stacey
BREAD shares South Aussies lentils with communities in need
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The 20kg bags of lentils from South Australian farmers have filled two, 20-foot containers. Picture supplied

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Productive grazing farm on the Fleurieu Peninsula has lifestyle appeal
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Overlooking Victoria Harbor is this grazing farm running up to 300 steers - productive farming with true lifestyle qualities. Pictures from Nutrien Harcourts
Little piece of paradise in Victoria's North-East sells for $1.45m
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At almost $20,000 per acre, this lifestyle block near Wangaratta sold to expecations. Pictures from Nutrien Harcourts

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Cropping
BREAD shares South Aussies lentils with communities in need
The 20kg bags of lentils from South Australian farmers have filled two, 20-foot containers. Picture supplied
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'Exceptional' cropping land north of Ballarat passed in at auction
Chris McLennan
'Exceptional' cropping land north of Ballarat passed in at auction
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Harvest success has many moving parts
Genevieve Porter, Pinion Advisory
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Getting the crop harvested is just half the battle - the rest is selling it and then finding time to take a break. File picture
Rural Life
Farmers banding together to share stock feed on a hay run
Organisers of this hay run previously did one in 2020. Picture supplied
Kiara Stacey
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
Ed Gannon
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The 24 stars of Aussie agriculture to watch in 2024
BREAD shares South Aussies lentils with communities in need
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The 20kg bags of lentils from South Australian farmers have filled two, 20-foot containers. Picture supplied
Beef
Respected NT pastoralist mourned after fatal helicopter crash
Gorrie Station's Mike Harding was well liked and much respected.
Chris McLennan
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What drove producers to destock is more complex than just El Nino
Shan Goodwin
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The selling action at Casino in northern NSW. 2023 will go down as a rollercoaster ride for the cattle market.
Kazakhstan's aim to compete with Australia on beef exports
Alexandra Bernard
Joy and Mike Gadd, The Glen Angus, Walwa, with the Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Serik Zhumangarin. Photo by Alexandra Bernard.

 

Sheep & Goats
Middle East eyes alternatives to Australian live sheep trade
KLTT executive director Hussam O. Sarhan and National Farmers Federation president David Jochinke at the Trans Emirates Livestock Trading facility in Dubai.
Victoria Nugent
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Flood of cheap Aussie sheepmeat blamed for global trade upset
Chris McLennan
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Sheep prices have bounced back after widespread rains across eastern Australia. Here at Wagga Wagga this week lamb prices were up to $60 a head dearer.
Containment feeding for a quicker turn around after drought
Helen Decosta
Matthew Martin, Old Cobran Poll Merinos, Mullengandra and Jim Meckiff, JM Livestock, Wagga Wagga, dicussing watering options in containment pens at the Strategic Feed Budgeting for Sheep Containment workshop. Photo by Helen De Costa
Agribusiness
Farmers banding together to share stock feed on a hay run
Organisers of this hay run previously did one in 2020. Picture supplied
Kiara Stacey
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Opinion
Rural directions sometimes need ingenuity
Michael Bagshaw
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Paddock names can be inspired by a wide range of options, but it's important anyone coming on farm - who needs to - can find their way. Picture via Shutterstock
International factors driving petrol price pain
William Ton
Drivers in the five largest cities have been paying on average 12.7 cents more per litre of petrol. (Flavio Brancaleone/AAP PHOTOS)
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Give the gifts that keep on giving with Samsung this Christmas
The Samsung Freestyle Portable Projector makes the cinematic experience mobile, indoors, outdoors or even the outback. Picture Samsung
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UBCO electric bikes reduce costs and carbon emissions on farm
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Scott Smith, Dubbo, with Border Collies Flo and Jack and the road registered UBCO bike, Picture supplied
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Ag pioneers recognised in this year's Syngenta Growth Awards
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The winners of the 2023 Syngenta Growth Awards night. Darren Best (not pictured) won second judges' choice. Picture supplied
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Zown is a safe, positive mobile app for children aged between eight and 14. Picture Zown
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Rural directions sometimes need ingenuity
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Harvest success has many moving parts
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Getting the crop harvested is just half the battle - the rest is selling it and then finding time to take a break. File picture
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Connectivity concerns raised as 3G closure comes closer
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The end to 3G has to potential to take away service for many Australians, although Telcos say they are working to avoid that. Picture via Shutterstock